I'm an artist so I like anything quirky and different. The Mustang definitely is that. And what's more, the longer you stay the more it grows on you. You will never have a similar experience. I was there for three nights and it was an oasis in a really local part of Bangkok whilst still being central. You'll see non locals but they're mostly expats. Lots of variety in the area for eating. Joy and her staff are very helpful, my only regret is not being able to communicate better with them - there was so much I wanted to ask them. Breakfast, well - you have to experience it. It was a daily local, gourmet surprise which kept me going until late afternoon. You would do well to add the Mustang Nero to your Bangkok experience.